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I was blessed to cross paths with this buck yesterday afternoon after hunting him since our October 1st archery opener.

I had a few photos of him but like all the older bucks this season (in my woods), they were all at night.

I did see a lot of bucks while out with my recurve but passed up opportunities hoping to find this or a couple other bucks that had visited my place.

The little Thompson Center came through again killing another buck north of 200 pounds.

Double lunged, he managed to lope about twenty yards, then I watched him sway, then drop within 40 yards of my ladder stand.

Good luck to all…..
That sure dang is a nice one sure look nice mounted on the wall..!!! My first one I killed a 9 pointer but it sure wasn't as large as yours I wouldn't have took him because he was a young one but where I was hunting someone else would have and considering I knew I had a good kill shot I took him I couldn't have imagined someone else wounding him and him suffering and going to waste..You sure should be proud of yours..
 
I was blessed to cross paths with this buck yesterday afternoon after hunting him since our October 1st archery opener.

I had a few photos of him but like all the older bucks this season (in my woods), they were all at night.

I did see a lot of bucks while out with my recurve but passed up opportunities hoping to find this or a couple other bucks that had visited my place.

The little Thompson Center came through again killing another buck north of 200 pounds.

Double lunged, he managed to lope about twenty yards, then I watched him sway, then drop within 40 yards of my ladder stand.

Good luck to all…..
Amazing.what a trophy.
 
Here ya go Eutycus….

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That's a great buck! I too hunt the hills of southern Indiana and was out yesterday but all I saw and felt was rain,wind,wind and more wind 😁😂😃😄😅😆. Going out again tomorrow! Again congratulations!!!
 
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